Fidelity unveils metaverse ETF as part of thematic range

Five new ETFs

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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Fidelity International has launched five new ETFs as part of its thematic ETF range, which includes a metaverse ETF.

The five tracked themes are clean energy, electric vehicles and future transportation, cloud computing, digital health and the metaverse. All ETFs are designed to capitalise on long-term structural trends, with the ETFs also considering sustainability. They are all Article 8 aligned under the SFDR, with a minimum of 50% of the index constituents deemed to maintain sustainable characteristics. The ETFs all have an ongoing charges figure of 0.50%. ETC Group and HANetf launch metaverse ETF The range of ETFs began trading yesterday (5 September) on the London Stock Exchange, Deu...

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